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Whanganui weekend weather: Warmer temperatures, rain expected Sunday

Olivia Reid
By Olivia Reid
Multimedia journalist·Whanganui Chronicle·
14 May, 2025 05:00 PMQuick Read

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Above average temperatures with a mix of rain and sun are forecast for the weekend. Photo / NZME

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Whanganui is forecast to have a warmer than average weekend with a “moderate amount” of rain in the latter half.

On Saturday, a high of 21C and a low of 14C could be expected, MetService meteorologist Gerard Bellam said.

“It will be fine with just some passing cloud around the area.

“However, an active front is crossing Whanganui on Sunday so there will be some rain.”

Sunday’s wet weather was not expected to hang around, Bellam said. It was forecast to clear up through the day as northwesterly winds moved through the district.

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A slightly cooler low of 11C could be expected, with a high of 21C.

“The average maximum for this time of year, mid-May, is a maximum of 16C and, for the overnight minimum, the average is about 9C, so you can see it’s a bit above average as we go through the weekend.”

The low of 11C sticks around on Monday with a cooler high of 18C.

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A southerly wind is also expected to bring some showers to the region on Monday.

Olivia Reid is a multimedia journalist based in Whanganui.

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